... the rest ofthc world, the nature of the transaction, it thought that it might answer better to take advantage of, than to expose it. Why do I revert to these things ? Not with any pleasure, truly ; but while we are daily sick- ened with the most absurd ...

... proper tolls, rates. , or duties, for and on all oxen, cows, calves, sheep, ?? hay, and every other marketable commodity exposed lor sale in the said markets, or either ot them. And that it «i likewise intended, to take power, to erect, build, set up ...

... would not come for- ward to expose themselves to the risk of such an oh. jection ? (Hear.) More than this : persons admitted to oflice ought, under the Text Act, to produce their certificates. Dissenters did not like to expose them- selves to the chance ...

... lixed rate, to thotie individuals of whose moral character tbey were secure, and whom they be- lieved tobe too honourable to fake advantage of -the law over them. The next, and perhaps the greatest, advantage ol all was. that it would put the transactions ...

... cellor of the Exchequer had expressed a wish to see hini, and when they met, he informed him that he had ft*. some reasons to fake a different view of the subject upon which they had conversed on the previous day,-— namely, the filling up 0 f the chair af ...